The grade through the first half would likely be an F, but a second-half burst by quarterback Trevor Siemian and the rest of the offense changed this grade.

via Broncos report card and game balls from Week 12 against the Chiefs — The Denver Post

With Denver coach Gary Kubiak giving thumbs down to a certain tie and gambling with what proved to be a risky and unsuccessful field goal attempt from 62 yards late in overtime, the Broncos lost 30-27 to Kansas City.

via Kiszla: Pin this 30-27 loss to Chiefs on a risky gamble by Broncos coach Gary Kubiak — The Denver Post

Von Miller made plenty of big plays, as did quarterback Trevor Siemian, but they weren’t enough as Kansas City rallied for a dramatic 30-27 overtime victory. Cairo Santos’ 34-yard field goal, which hit the left upright and kicked right through the goal posts, won the game.

via Broncos blow lead late in regulation, lose to Chiefs in overtime — The Denver Post

The Kansas City Chiefs speedy receiver/returner scored on a run, a pass reception and a kick return Sunday night to become the first player to pull off that hat trick in a game since the former Bears great in 1965, according to NFL Research.

via Tyreek Hill scores by run, pass catch and return for Chiefs in win over Broncos — The Denver Post

SQUANDERED. The Broncos’ blown lead late in regulation led to a 30-27 loss in overtime to the Kansas City Chiefs. Denver fell to 7-4 as the defense faltered after its early dominance.

via Broncos Insider: Denver squanders late lead, falls to Chiefs — The Denver Post

Why did the Broncos attempt a 62 yard FG in the 27-30 loss to the Chiefs? I believe the coaching staff thought an “icing time out” was coming from Kansas City. Giving Denvers kicker, McManus,  a practice shot and a look to decide to proceed with the FG. Unfortunately, we all know the turn out.

Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian made the first offensive play of the night for either side. And it was enough to give his side the lead. Siemian just did an incredible job of avoiding Justin Houston’s rush, circling back across field and firing a laser to wide receiver Jordan Taylor, giving the Broncos a 10-9 lead…

via Trevor Siemian shows athleticism, gives Broncos the lead — ProFootballTalk

Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian made the first offensive play of the night for either side. And it was enough to give his side the lead. Siemian just did an incredible job of avoiding Justin Houston’s rush, circling back across field and firing a laser to wide receiver Jordan Taylor, giving the Broncos a 10-9 lead…

via Trevor Siemian shows athleticism, gives Broncos the lead — ProFootballTalk

No team is more opportunistic than the Chiefs. Few make fewer mistakes. This is the challenge the Broncos face Sunday night.

via Three Keys to Broncos-Chiefs — Denver Broncos : News

“More” includes thoughts on instant replay and how it connects with Homer Simpson asking, “Do you want the job done right, or do you want it done fast?”

via Mason’s Mailbag: The speed-rush package, Devontae Booker, Marlon Brown and more — Denver Broncos : News